medium length stories real life stories Sahar Sabati Sunday, December 30, 2012 The Black Eye by Sahar Sabati <i>Sahar Sabati recounts a surprisingly intimate moment for a peripatetic journalist in a café.</i><br><br> My job often takes me on the road, more often than not. In the days when I am travelling, my laptop is my lifeline, the one constant in my life. I can often be seen at local wireless cafés, typing away, working on a project while chatting with friends. Being online, having these conversations, brings a ce… Read more Labels: medium length stories real life stories Sahar Sabati 7 comments: shares
fantastic stories Jack Lawrence very short stories Friday, December 28, 2012 Endoganes by Jack Lawrence <i>Jack Lawrence's fanciful offering to the canon of Greek mythology</i><br><br> In classical Greece, in the city of Thebes, there was once a vast heap of ancient rubble dreaded and untouched by all. Long before, it had been the home of a man called Endoganes. Spiky, broom thin, and bitter as salt-marsh, he forgot and forgave nothing, his house filled with clutched grudges and spiteful murmurs. <br><br> Endoganes h… Read more Labels: fantastic stories Jack Lawrence very short stories 5 comments: shares
criminal stories medium length stories Mitchell Waldman Tuesday, December 25, 2012 Missing Pieces by Mitchell Waldman <i>A low-life petty crook wakes up on the morning after a botched hold-up to find his left hand missing; by Mitchell Waldman</i><br><br> It was on an otherwise ordinary morning in July that Tom Morton woke up to find his left hand missing. No, not really missing. He could still pinch it and feel it, but it was invisible, had disappeared from sight. <br><br> This is how it happened. He opened his eyes, yawned, and reach… Read more Labels: criminal stories medium length stories Mitchell Waldman 3 comments: shares
Allen Kopp funny stories medium length stories pick of the month Sunday, December 23, 2012 On the Face of It by Allen Kopp <i>Blanche Mims, a woman with an extremely unusual disability, is visited by a midget in Allen Kopp's comic short.</i><br><br> In the morning when Blanche Mims stepped outside to sweep away the autumn leaves that had gathered around her front door, there was a very small man dressed in black formal attire, a midget, standing in the yard looking at her. She stopped sweeping, adjusted her glasses, and snorted… Read more Labels: Allen Kopp funny stories medium length stories pick of the month 2 comments: shares
George Sparling real life stories short stories Friday, December 21, 2012 Façade by George Sparling <i>An alcoholic wannabe intellectual looks back on an odd drug-fuelled encounter in a New York dive bar, by George Sparling.</i><br><br> She wrapped my Eisenhower jacket around my shoulders. She pulled it out of the closet. It seemed as if it had died there. She must've felt uneasy seeing a shivering bum passed out on the stoop of her building. She invited me to spend the night, get cleaned up, shave and ha… Read more Labels: George Sparling real life stories short stories 1 comment: shares
real life stories short stories Sigfredo Inigo Tuesday, December 18, 2012 The Man Who Owned a Corvette by Sigfredo Iñigo <i>A government office is impressed by a flashy VIP offering diplomatic assistance in Sigfredo Iñigo's story.</i><br><br> Something about the man exuded street smarts. Red F. Rosiano (not his real name), Ph. D, was about five feet ten inches tall and in his late forties. He looked well-fed and groomed in a short-sleeved barong, the kind worn by security aides to VIPs. There was nothing in his aura that s… Read more Labels: real life stories short stories Sigfredo Inigo 1 comment: shares
funny stories Jacqueline Doyle short stories Sunday, December 16, 2012 Punk'd by Jacqueline Doyle <i>Les Farnsworth needs to record a public statement about a serious issue of human rights, but he can't keep a straight face; by Jacqueline Doyle.</i><br><br> "You've got to say something about it. You're running on a human rights platform." Les's campaign manager handed him the statement and beckoned over the makeup girl and cameraman. <br><br> "Not going to happen, Roland. I mean, how … Read more Labels: funny stories Jacqueline Doyle short stories 3 comments: shares
Allen Kopp funny stories short stories Friday, December 14, 2012 Five Fatal Diseases by Allen Kopp <i>Three spirited old ladies visit a friend who has passed on in this light-hearted vignette by Allen Kopp.</i><br><br> Mrs. Pesco and Mrs. Vandenberg arrived together and waited outside until Mrs. Tashman arrived. When they saw Mrs. Tashman's white Cadillac pull onto the parking lot, Mrs. Pesco ground her cigarette underneath the heel of her shoe while Mrs. Vandenberg took off her gloves with a huff of imp… Read more Labels: Allen Kopp funny stories short stories 3 comments: shares
Chris Ashby funny stories short stories Tuesday, December 11, 2012 Samuel and the Body by Chris Ashby <i>Samuel tries to overcome depression and loneliness by buying a sex doll in Chris Ashby's dark satire.</i><br><br> It was a dark moment in Samuel's year when he decided to buy the doll. All thoughts had directed him toward suicide, so this resolution was intended to stem the flow of these thoughts. That he was only window shopping on their website he was convinced of, until the moment he clicked "… Read more Labels: Chris Ashby funny stories short stories 2 comments: shares
funny stories Lucy Tutt short stories Sunday, December 9, 2012 Making Headway by Lucy Tutt <i>Sally from the Projects Office is rather nervous about a presentation she was supposed to have started delivering two minute ago, in this comedy by Lucy Tutt.</i><br><br> It wasn't that I had planned it this way; just that it happened so quickly that I hardly had time to plan at all. The stationery cupboard is a lot smaller and darker than I had realised and five minutes has felt more like thirty. I'… Read more Labels: funny stories Lucy Tutt short stories 2 comments: shares
creepy stories funny stories medium length stories Natalie Thake Friday, December 7, 2012 The Old Man and the Dead Thing By Natalie Thake <i>George finds the corpse of an unidentifiable animal in his parsnip patch, in Natalie Thake's light-hearted horror.</i><br><br> George Fletcher leaned against his rickety shed and surveyed his crop of parsnips in fury. Though his eyesight was clouded by cataracts, he'd instantaneously recognised that a disturbance had taken place. <br><br> "Bloody kids," he muttered, his breath condensing in the co… Read more Labels: creepy stories funny stories medium length stories Natalie Thake 2 comments: shares
fantastic stories Jeff Pfaller long stories Tuesday, December 4, 2012 The Lantern Guard by Jeff Pfaller <i>After thirty years of peaceful rule, King Imes disarms his Lantern Guard, leaving Arbalest with an uncertain future; by Jeff Pfaller.</i><br><br> The sword glowed, too late for Arbalest to snatch it back from the fire. The blade he'd sweat and bled and lived with, as much a part of his arm as flesh and bone. <br><br> Twenty-two years with this blade, and it hadn't failed him once. <br><br> And now all he could do wa… Read more Labels: fantastic stories Jeff Pfaller long stories 5 comments: shares
Ben Woestenburg criminal stories long stories pick of the month Sunday, December 2, 2012 A Business of Consequence by Ben Woestenburg <i>Ben Woestenburg's touching story about the rise and fall of two criminals in 1920s New York will transport you to the golden age of gangsterism.</i><br><br> A servant's too often a negligent elf; If it's business of consequence, do it yourself! <br> Revd. R.H. Barham 1788-1845 <br> NEW YORK <br><br> 1910 <br><br> "Yer not gonna welch out on us, are ya?" I said, trying my best to intimidate the geezer… Read more Labels: Ben Woestenburg criminal stories long stories pick of the month No comments: shares
David W Landrum futuristic stories long stories Friday, November 30, 2012 Antigone by David W Landrum <i>A goddess rises against the Terran Alliance, and Captain Lorac is called in to defend the planet of Antigone; by David W Landrum</i><br><br> We heard the commotion - shouting and, I thought, singing. Though it did not sound threatening, we took up positions with weapons at ready. A group of figures emerged from the massive trees on the ridge above us. <br><br> We held our blasters at ready but lowered them a little … Read more Labels: David W Landrum futuristic stories long stories No comments: shares
funny stories Jerry W Crews medium length stories Tuesday, November 27, 2012 101 Reasons by Jerry W Crews <i>An embittered wife calls her mother for consolation after discovering that her husband has been unfaithful in this comedy by Jerry W. Crews</i><br><br> Brushing a strand of gray hair from her forehead the elderly woman picked up the ringing phone. Her daughter was on the other end sobbing uncontrollably. She was not surprised. <br><br> This was the call she had been dreading, but knew it was bound to come ever since… Read more Labels: funny stories Jerry W Crews medium length stories 3 comments: shares
Burt Baum funny stories short stories Sunday, November 25, 2012 The Cleaning Woman Cometh by Burt Baum <i>Burt Baum's browbeaten character suspects the cleaning woman is not doing her job properly, but his wife Josephine likes things just the way they are</i><br><br> Just as she has on every Tuesday for the past seven years, my wife, Josephine, delivers the edict. "You'd better clean up your mess - Esmeralda is coming tomorrow." Esmeralda is our goddess of cleanliness and as two of her many s… Read more Labels: Burt Baum funny stories short stories 9 comments: shares
creepy stories Michael C Keith pick of the month short stories Friday, November 23, 2012 What the Sea Brings by Michael C Keith <i>Developmentally challenged 16-year-old Caitlin is fascinated by a</i><i> dead soldier that washes up on the shore near her home; by Michael C Keith</i><br><br> It is in fantasy that the real live. - Anonymous <br> Merchant ships transporting cargo and personnel across the Atlantic to U.S. allies during World War Two were all too often torpedoed off the East Coast. This was the fate of the <i>Chatham</i> carrying ensign Wayne H… Read more Labels: creepy stories Michael C Keith pick of the month short stories 1 comment: shares
fantastic stories KJ Medico medium length stories Tuesday, November 20, 2012 Silver Palms by K J Medico <i>Sci-fi and fantasy artist Nancy Yang is distracted by a mysteriously recurring jogger outside her window, by K J Medico</i><br><br> Nancy Yang loved science fiction and fantasy. Some believed she loved them a little too much, and Nancy agreed to some extent, but not enough to change her ways. She was positively enthralled with all things supernatural and she was fine admitting it. In fact, certain aspects of… Read more Labels: fantastic stories KJ Medico medium length stories 7 comments: shares
funny stories futuristic stories Nancy McGuire very short stories Sunday, November 18, 2012 Skew Lines by Nancy McGuire <i>Nancy McGuire's quick story centres around an unusual communication problem</i><br><br> "Phhhht," said Jimmy as he pushed his toy truck across the kitchen floor. "Phhhht," he repeated, little drops of saliva spraying his face. He grinned and said, "Phhhht" again, this time giving it a distinctive flatulent inflection. <br><br> Mom sighed and brushed a strand of hair away from her f… Read more Labels: funny stories futuristic stories Nancy McGuire very short stories 7 comments: shares
fantastic stories funny stories OD Hegre short stories Friday, November 16, 2012 The Actuators by OD Hegre <i>A council of angels debate over who is best placed to help Trevor make a tricky decision, by O D Hegre</i><br><br> What to do... what to do? <br><br> Trevor continued pacing but something deep inside spoke to him: the time had come to make up his mind. A comfy looking chair, with an ottoman, sat empty by the showroom windows. He'd go over there, sit down, put his feet up, relax and come to a decision. <br><br><br> "All… Read more Labels: fantastic stories funny stories OD Hegre short stories No comments: shares
funny stories Robert Sinclair short stories Tuesday, November 13, 2012 Priorité à Droite by Robert Sinclair <i>Hapless Englishman Eric tries to get to Toulouse on his trusty 50cc moped; by Robert Sinclair</i><br><br> Eric picked himself up and dusted himself down. <br><br> He took a tentative step forward, half expecting to find that he had broken something, or at least cracked a rib, but much to his relief he seemed to be in one piece. His moped was lying a few feet away, just in front of a large poplar tree, but apart fr… Read more Labels: funny stories Robert Sinclair short stories 4 comments: shares
BJ Jones funny stories short stories Sunday, November 11, 2012 When the Hurly Burly's Done by B J Jones <i>English graduate Lawrence Trent delivers a speech, but just can't get an unusual word out of his head; by B J Jones</i><br><br> In Speech Communication, Dr. Tyler taught us that if you are not nervous when you get up to speak, then something is wrong. I was standing in front of a clear, acrylic lectern looking at an auditorium of academics and I was not nervous. Something was wrong. <br><br> I knew I was not ner… Read more Labels: BJ Jones funny stories short stories 2 comments: shares
funny stories Judith Field short stories Friday, November 9, 2012 Diva by Judith Field <i>Jean's mother Dorothy is banned from the Over Sixties' Institute for inappropriate singing; by Judith Field</i><br><br> 'Mum, you've been barred from the Over Sixties' Institute. Again.' <br><br> Jean slapped the letter down on the kitchen table. The Institute was the one thing that got her mother out of the house. She felt like a cell door was clanging shut behind her. <br><br> Dorothy put on her … Read more Labels: funny stories Judith Field short stories 4 comments: shares
Alex Artukovich criminal stories long stories pick of the month Tuesday, November 6, 2012 The Poisoned Dancer by Alex Artukovich <i>A murder mystery solved by the best detective in Los Angeles - or rather, his mother; by Alex Artukovich</i><br><br> I'm thirty-two and already one of the top homicide detectives in Los Angeles County. Colleagues often ask the secret to my rapid success. I tell them the same thing every time; my mother helps me whenever I get stumped. <br><br> They all laugh and assume I'm being funny. But it's the abs… Read more Labels: Alex Artukovich criminal stories long stories pick of the month 6 comments: shares
Chiaka Obasi long stories real life stories Friday, November 2, 2012 Bruised by Chiaka Obasi <i>Nine-year-old Nkem is subject to relentless violence and abuse from his family who are convinced he is possessed by evil spirits</i><br><br> The morning my uncle's daughter did not wake up from her bed was the day I lost two of my teeth. It was also the day my left eye lost its strength. Now it cannot clearly see any object and it always itches if the object has bright colours. My uncle's wife, Aunty… Read more Labels: Chiaka Obasi long stories real life stories No comments: shares
creepy stories criminal stories medium length stories Michael Pearson Tuesday, October 30, 2012 House of Plenti by Michael Pearson <i>Michael Pearson's character, a young boy, suffers blow after blow in this heart rending and tense tragedy</i><br><br> Circuit Court House, Upper Marlboro, MD.<br><br> My small ten year old frame sat in what seemed to me to be the biggest leather chair ever made. It was dark green, and had two large arm rests that I had to reach up to place my hands on. The room was small, and cold from the air conditioning. A… Read more Labels: creepy stories criminal stories medium length stories Michael Pearson 5 comments: shares
fantastic stories short stories TC Stevenson Sunday, October 28, 2012 Gawain and the White Rose by T.C. Stevenson <i>Knight Gawain travels to the Green Citadel to face punishment, but is distracted by a preternatural white rose, in T.C. Stevenson's fantasy dedicated to Holly Massard</i><br><br> Gawain surveyed his surroundings from the peak of the path. Below him, a vale of multi-colored oak trees sprang to vibrant life in the glow of a pink and orange sunset. Amidst the forest, cutting between the mountains, ran a nar… Read more Labels: fantastic stories short stories TC Stevenson 1 comment: shares
futuristic stories long stories Spencer Connor Friday, October 26, 2012 Last Ship From Earth by Spencer Connor <i>In 2084, in a lonely outpost of humanity on Mars, a fledgling revolutionary group foments rumours of a terrible conspiracy among the colony's leaders; by Spencer Connor</i><br><br> <b>Chapter One</b><br><br> Burgeoning life busied itself amid starships and within three vast city-domes on the red planet's surface. All ships were uniform in size, expressly constructed to dock with the station before departing downward… Read more Labels: futuristic stories long stories Spencer Connor No comments: shares
creepy stories Phil Richardson short stories Tuesday, October 23, 2012 The Cold that Night Brings by Phil Richardson <i>Something terrible lurks in the basement of Richard and Joyce's new home, in Phil Richardson's horror</i><br><br> Richard was exhausted; he thought that moving day was never going to end. He was over sixty now and proud of his strength but the boxes were heavy and there were quite a few of them. Joyce said they would save money by hiring a truck and doing the work themselves. Their new house, actu… Read more Labels: creepy stories Phil Richardson short stories 6 comments: shares
Carl Poffley funny stories futuristic stories short stories Sunday, October 21, 2012 Cornucopia by Carl Poffley <i>A corporate executive fails to grasp the revolutionary potential of his invention in Carl Poffley's comic sci-fi</i><br><br> "What's up?" Brian asked, not looking up from his book. He could tell something was wrong by the way Stuart burst through the front door, grumbling frustratedly. Stuart said nothing, instead slumping down into his chair and resting his head in his hands. <br><br> Brian ginger… Read more Labels: Carl Poffley funny stories futuristic stories short stories 2 comments: shares
creepy stories Michael McCarthy novellas Friday, October 19, 2012 Money for New Rope by Michael McCarthy <i>A writer's boundaries begin to break down as he is haunted by the killer he is writing about, by Michael McCarthy</i><br><br> <b>Part 2</b> (Click here for part 1) <br><br> The man who is going to kill me is looking at me from my screen saver. <br><br> I turned on my computer and there he was. <br><br> If there was somewhere to run to, where he would never find me, I'd be there. <br><br> But there isn't. <br><br> What he does, killing peopl… Read more Labels: creepy stories Michael McCarthy novellas 13 comments: shares
Arthur Davis long stories real life stories Tuesday, October 16, 2012 Growing Tomatoes by Arthur Davis <i>While his wife is away, Luther Canton - soldier, barber, loving husband, tomato fanatic - is impressed by a schoolboy genius, but they must both open their minds and hearts before they can become friends; by Arthur Davis</i><br><br> Luther Canton buttoned his shirt and gazed out of his window onto the broad rutted black seam of 125th Street that cut across Harlem. Luther had lived most of his spry seventy-ei… Read more Labels: Arthur Davis long stories real life stories 4 comments: shares
fantastic stories medium length stories Noeleen Kavanagh pick of the month Sunday, October 14, 2012 The Place of Endurance by Noeleen Kavanagh <i>A girl travels from her farming homestead to chase her dream of becoming a Guild Runner in Noeleen Kavanagh's captivating fantasy.</i><br><br> I had never been inside a Guildhouse before. The chamber I stood in was small with the symbols of the Guild of Runners carved on the far wall, a pair of sandals and a message tube. <br><br> I examined the carvings, the sandals with their closed leather toes and strings t… Read more Labels: fantastic stories medium length stories Noeleen Kavanagh pick of the month 3 comments: shares
fantastic stories Hollis Whitlock medium length stories Friday, October 12, 2012 The Journey to the Serpiente Sea by Hollis Whitlock <i>Dwarf Minero finds a giant ruby, but is worried that the elves will tax him dry as he heads to his favourite fishing spot; by Hollis Whitlock.</i><br><br> Minero was mining for gems on the edge of the cliff of Mount Piedra, which overlooked Lake Labina. He put his pickaxe down and wiped the sweat from his forehead. On his hip hung a pouch of precious gems. Minero removed the large ruby from the shards of gli… Read more Labels: fantastic stories Hollis Whitlock medium length stories No comments: shares
funny stories Phil Temples very short stories Tuesday, October 9, 2012 Some Mighty Fine Wine by Phil Temples <i>Tom's friend Jerry is not in a talkative mood in Phil Temples' joke story.</i><br><br> "Yo! Jerry! It's Tom!" <br><br> I shouted at Jeremiah through the door I had just unlocked. I placed the key back under the small planter on the porch. <br><br> Stepping into the vestibule I spied one of the many great wines Jeremiah kept in a small rack near the entrance to the kitchen. After studying a couple of… Read more Labels: funny stories Phil Temples very short stories 5 comments: shares
funny stories Jerry W Crews long stories pick of the month Sunday, October 7, 2012 The Right of Wrong by Jerry W Crews <i>A series of astonishing revelations rock a lowly farmboy's world, in Jerry W Crew's darkly comic moral tale of family politics, which culminates in the courtroom.</i><br><br> When I was young we were poor but proud. At times we were too proud. Pride led my Pa and Ma to resist taking what was rightly theirs. They felt some sense of moral obligation to let bygones be bygones. I did not understand what … Read more Labels: funny stories Jerry W Crews long stories pick of the month 2 comments: shares
fantastic stories short stories Ziyad Hayatli Friday, October 5, 2012 Mind Machine by Ziyad Hayatli <i>Ziyad Hayatli's character takes a metaphorical journey through his own mind</i><br><br> We are fascinated by the heavens, and by all that surrounds us. Yet there are things within us that are far more mysterious than the farthest reaches of space, or the darkest depths of the ocean. I do not talk about what lies in our physical bodies, no, but our minds. You see, the workings of the human mind fascinate … Read more Labels: fantastic stories short stories Ziyad Hayatli 2 comments: shares
Bruce Harris funny stories short stories Tuesday, October 2, 2012 A Champion Reckoning by Bruce Harris <i>A handsome teenage swimming champion with an unpleasantly arrogant attitude learns his lesson, by Bruce Harris</i><br><i><br></i><br> As a teen swimming champion, very conscious of his sporting prowess and sensational appearance in an unsubtle little costume, I probably arrived at my obnoxiousness apex in the autumn following my seventeenth birthday. Following a recent swimming gala, the local reporter had referred to… Read more Labels: Bruce Harris funny stories short stories 2 comments: shares
funny stories Mark Rigney pick of the month short stories Sunday, September 30, 2012 A Free Pass With Elvis by Mark Rigney <i>Jane and Tom only have eyes for each other, and maybe one or two other people, in Mark Rigney's short comedy</i><br><br> Four months into their marriage, Jane announced to Tom that if Elvis Presley were ever to show up at their door, he, Tom, was to leave. Moreover, he would not merely leave, but he would vanish gracefully and with astonishing speed in order to give Jane and Elvis twelve hours of uninter… Read more Labels: funny stories Mark Rigney pick of the month short stories 8 comments: shares
Chiaka Obasi criminal stories medium length stories Friday, September 28, 2012 Traitor by Chiaka Obasi <i>A young Nigerian schoolboy wonders what has become of his Papa - and something sinister is afoot, in Chiaka Obasi's criminal tale</i><br><br> Mama behaves strangely these days and expects me to accept that everything is alright in our house. How could I be my usual self when Papa has been away for too long? Today is the fourth day since he left for Enyimba City. He had said he was coming back the day he… Read more Labels: Chiaka Obasi criminal stories medium length stories 1 comment: shares
creepy stories fantastic stories Nicholas Murray very short stories Tuesday, September 25, 2012 The Horse by Nicholas Murray <i>A mysterious group of cloaked figures retrieve a dead horse for an ominous ritual in Nicholas Murray's piece of purple prose</i><br><br> They dredged the lake slowly and methodically. Apparently the horse had drowned there two weeks ago. It was important that the horse died naturally. It took five heaving and grunting men to drag the bloated, ugly corpse up through the mud and onto the grey embankment. O… Read more Labels: creepy stories fantastic stories Nicholas Murray very short stories 3 comments: shares
Adrian Kalil medium length stories real life stories Sunday, September 23, 2012 An Unfinished Husband by Adrian Kalil <i>A family man feels there is something missing from his life, and he finds it is not what he expected, by Adrian Kalil</i><br><br> "I'm not really sure I understand what it is you need," said Kate. <br><br> Larry looked out over the vast blue ocean that lay before him and smiled. "A new car," he said quietly. <br><br> He squinted to see beyond the spread of brown beach that lay between him and the… Read more Labels: Adrian Kalil medium length stories real life stories 1 comment: shares
Muhammad Nasrullah Khan real life stories short stories Friday, September 21, 2012 Unheard Melody by Muhammad Nasrullah Khan <i>A disillusioned writer learns a sad story about defeated ambition, by Muhammad Nasrullah Khan</i><br><br> The hot tea sucked me back into reality, my mind rudely awakened from frequent naps. It had recently succumbed to the habit of chasing thoughts unrelated to the topic at hand. My mind returned: "The Waste Land". I was sitting at a large wooden desk, examining the assignments of my students, but… Read more Labels: Muhammad Nasrullah Khan real life stories short stories 3 comments: shares
funny stories Jerry W Crews short stories Tuesday, September 18, 2012 The Vampire & the Dentist by Jerry W. Crews <i>Count Omar Oloff has sampled the blood of too many people with sugary diets, and ends up with a toothache; by Jerry Crews</i><br><br> <i>My name is Omar Oloff. That is Count Oloff. I am a vampire. One of the undead who lives off the vibrant blood of living humans. I have been one for about three days. You're probably thinking the Prince of Darkness should be centuries old, but everyone has to start somewhere… Read more Labels: funny stories Jerry W Crews short stories 2 comments: shares
Esther Mukabi real life stories short stories Sunday, September 16, 2012 Untitled 1 by Esther Mukabi <i>Esther Mukabi's stream of consciousness from an author with writer's block</i><br><br> She twisted the handle, her heart pumping, the beat throbbing in her head. As she delete <br><br> She reached out her hand to touch the door, a knot of fear delete <br><br> She reached for the handle, then thought sod it and went back to bed. Let him take the bloody telly. <br><br> Writer's block. My bank manager will … Read more Labels: Esther Mukabi real life stories short stories 2 comments: shares
